<span>Answer: Where:
θ = confidence value
n = number of observations
μ = mean
Θ = standard deviation
... then your interval will be:
μ - θΘ/√n ≤ X ≤ μ - θΘ/√n
For some reason they want you to calculate the standard error, which is the Θ/√n section, and I mentioned the 1.96 value, so the above equation simplifies to: μ - 1.96SE ≤ X ≤ μ - 1.96SE</span>
The scale factor used is .5 because 7, 8, and 10 multiplied by .5 will equal 3.5, 4, and 5.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given

Required
Determine the intercept
The intercept is at point: 
So, we have:



So, the intercept is at point 
<em>None of the options is true</em>
Given:
Initial price of the stock=$43.85
Change for the first two days=+$2.70
Change for next two days=-$1.10
Last day=-$4.45
The objective is to find the price at the last day.
Let's take the price at final day as <em>x</em>.

Hence, the price of the stock at the last day is $42.6